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Vegetable Gardening By Chad Shank. Why Plant a Garden? Fresh Food Exercise Satisfaction.

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1 Vegetable Gardening By Chad Shank

2 Why Plant a Garden? Fresh Food Exercise Satisfaction

3 Choose your Vegetables Asparagus Snap Beans Carrots Eggplant Lettuce Watermelon Onions Bell Peppers Pumpkin Squash Tomatoes Corn

4 Plan Your Garden Location/Size Arrangement Soil Fence

5 Planting Research When to plant To Sow, or not to Sow.

6 Watering When to water How to water A vegetable garden needs at least one inch of precipitation per week.

7 Weeding Cultivation Mulching Chemicals Keeping the garden free of weeds is a full time job.

8 Harvesting Harvest is when you reap the rewards for all your hard work. More Research Enjoy!

9 Thank you.

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